Really nice tire threads. This should look really fine soon

So much detail inside that. Outrageous detailing! It would look really nice as a 3D printed scale model Keep it going, man!

As a classic car fan I have to say this is the best 3D model of a classic car in the whole world.

Thanks! I'll give it a try and see the result!

Nobody?

Fascinating. I really like the designs of that age... 1920's to 1940's. It's been a big impact to the people of that times, such a concept, never seen before. Thus, some parts of those concepts are surrounding us atm.

amazing modeling, looks a bit b/w clay model.

http://nomeradona.blogspot.ro/2011/09/tutorial-how-to-create-pool-water-in.html

Hi.

I was wondering, how can shadows on HDRI image can be acchieved using options for infinite plane? Or is there a workaround for this?

Usually you make two renders with shadows on a white plane, then empty background [alpha], with postprocessing the final image on the shadow layout.

Need help with this real quick! Thanks

Really nice renders, they look real and crispy. May I ask, how did you make it with infinite plane to cast shadows and texture from HDRI?

The antialias filter value needs to be 1.2, 1.5 or 1.8 for smooth results. Also set up the settings in DMC Sampler, such as Noise Thresh to 0.01 or 0.005, Max subdivs to 15.

Try to invert the bump, or move the mesh lower. I had the same problem with a grass mesh but after inverting the bitmap it worked.

Vray doesn't find materials, you need to import them by r-clicking in the list the desired material and select "Import Material". Then you look for the vrmat/ vismat file you need.

@larv said:

@omikron said:

Try to import the jpeg in the diffuse layer of your material again. I get the same thing on some trees inside a scene where it doesn't import automatically the png image for the leaves and I get a brown squared leaf. See if works.

How do I import in the diffuse layer? That was above my head. I only know the standard import function.

In Vray material editor, find your texture and on the right you get the parameters to edit. In Diffuse, click M.

Try to import the jpeg in the diffuse layer of your material again. I get the same thing on some trees inside a scene where it doesn't import automatically the png image for the leaves and I get a brown squared leaf. See if works.

Hi. Try to check the Sub Pixel Mapping under Color Mapping tab, or increase Subdivs under Irradiance Map Hsph to 60-80 and Interpolation Samples to 50-60. Light cache should be 800-1200-1600 for interior renderings. Hope this helps

@okomta said:

could you show the line mesh ?,,how to separate the parts? ( doors and body),,bumpers,front engine door?),,sorry to much ask,,,:D
How to do it?

I do it manually. If you mean separating components, I usually explode the whole mesh (in the RS5 case) and deleted meshes that connected the door with the rest of the body, then reconstructed it. Also you can do it using the smooth command to unsmooth faces, after that it shows you the reference line and you can unite the faces in a component. When you get a blank model you need to make it all clean from scratch. It has every part connected since many models are imported from games, not edited, just imported and saved as .3ds, .c4d, .max files.

My God, this is amazing. The original architect of this building would surely congratulate you for reproducing such details. It's really awesome you know, because these days rarely you meet people passionate for old architecture and detailing them.

When dreams become reality. That's a great home! Congratulations!

I like how your project is starting to catch life keep it up, man, it's very promising

Yay it's finally finished Looks great!

Nice look of the kitchen with the painting behind the glass panel Usually they don't use hard-wood for kitchen furniture, rather MDF panel-built furniture. Hard wood is used mainly in separate dining-room sets.